The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-12-21

grows more alarming every day, and
little hope is entertained of his recov.
cry. He requires the constant atten.
ton of two men.
Joe Landers has put the skating
rink in apple.pie order once more, and
will give dance there on Friday eve.
ming Of next week, 30th inst. Good
music will be furnished, and nothing
lacking that would be conducive to a
pleasant time.
-Iu the treatment of rheu matsm,
gout, neuralgia, tic douloureux, semi.
crania, sciatica, &C., Salvation Oil
should be applied to the parts affected,
aud Thoroughly rubbed in, 50 as to reach
the seat of the disease. II kills pain.
Price % cents a bottle.
The gas well in Hickory township
has been purchased by Geo. II Ah
rens, who promises to proceed at once
t. pipe it to Tidioute. where Tiouesta
prices will prevail, at which the town
should not growl. MIR. Ahreus also
promises to heat the public school
building free.
Christmas comes next Sunday,
and the little ones are happy. Satur
day will he pretty generally celebrated
as the day here. The Sabbath Schools
will have their trees on Saturday eve
ming, and have made quite elaborate
arrangements for the occasion. A
Merry Xmas to all.
The Western New York & Penn
sylvania Railroad will sell excursion
tickets between all stations, Dec. "a,
%, 26 aud 81, 1887, and January Let
and ID, 1888, at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good going on day of
sale. and good returning up to aud in
cluding January 8, 1888.
Notice the new card of S. II.
Hsslet d Sons 10 this issue. There is
no cheaper place in this section to
buy, aud their goods are always first
class. Anything 10 the furniture line
can be had at their store, and at prices
that it will not pay to go outside for
such goods. Give them a call.
John Edward, sou of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H Matha, of Kellettville,
died on Sunday evening last Of scar
let fever, aged FIVE years aud seven
months. He was an unusually bright
aud promising child, in whose loss the
parents sustain severe affiic,ion, and
in which they have the sympathy Of
the community.
II wonder" she said. "why I am
receiving so very many birthday calls
this year-I believe every agreeable
man in the city has been here"
Don't you know the reason?" asks
her sensible mother. at is because
last year half of our visitors were in
bed with colds. This year they have
all learned to use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup"
JAS. d. Davis has resigned his
position as book keeper in the Warren
Savings bank to become ProthoDotary
elect Aruer's Deputy, and is here ia
miliarzing himself with the work be.
fore taking hold. The selection of
Mr., Davis is very good one. as he is
not only an excellent penmau, but
young man Of agreeable and pleasant
disposition, and has the requisite abii
ity to fill the place acceptably,
Standard Oil Trust sold Decem
ber 14lh in New York city at Sl60
per share. the par being $l00, and the
amount issued being 80 600, 900, which
at above selling price makes the
amount s144, 900 900 Blizzard. The
Bhizsard's figures don't just exactly
seem to jibe according to our style
of multiplication; however, it must
be correct, and at all events the stock
would seem to be u g cd purchase.
-Prothonotary elect Aruer, and
Sheritf;elect Sawyer, filed their bonds
last week, which were duly approved
by the Judges and forwarded to the
State Department, which will issue the
proper commissions at once. Mr.. Ar
ner's bondsmen were G. w Gents. Eli
HolemAn, j. B AgDew, A B Kelly.
Wm. Lawrence, aud VIM. Smearhsugh.
Mr.. Sawyer's bondsmen are G. w
Bovard, Wm. Lawrence aud G. w.
Robinson.
Mr.. Chas w. Hawks, of Ball